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Is is in Banadircounty where Mogadishu stand. The majority of this region is the subclan Abgaal and Habargir (HAWIYE). Image File history File links SomaliaBanaadir. ...


The borders of the region are the same as the city limits of Mogadishu. Mogadishu Mogadishu (Somali: Muqdisho), a city in East Africa on the Indian Ocean, serves as the nominal capital of anarchic Somalia. ...



Regions of Somalia Flag of Somalia
Awdal | Bakool | Banaadir | Bari | Bay | Galguduud | Gedo | Hiiraan | Jubbada Dhexe | Jubbada Hoose | Mudug | Nugaal | Saaxil |Sanaag |Shabeellaha Dhexe | Shabeellaha Hoose | Sool | Togdheer | Woqooyi Galbeed
Puntland | Somaliland | Southwestern Somalia

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Profile and Book Review - BANAADIR: The Country of Harbors - culture - Yemen Times (2229 words)
The Banaadirs (also spelled “Benadir”) are people with their roots in ancient Arabia, Persia and South and Central Asia.
In the tenth century along the Banaadir coast shoe factories and textile plants were established and the entire production of clothes was exported to Arab countries, Persia, India, China and other centres along the East African coast.
Banaadir and the regions between the two rivers of Somalia are of great strategic and economic value to the major tribes of Somalia, who are contending for access not only to land, resources and port facilities but also to manpower.
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